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Hi guys. Good job. Your UI is not ideal, but cart and filtering works, that's nice.
@maximlev0-9 has 10/10 for implementing global state
@romanoprid has 10/10 for doing a big chunk of work + local state + global state
@FlameNV: the only thing you've added is romanoprid/Lab4_Flutter@d8b8d40
there is no state usage there at all, so I can only give you 2/10 for this lab
| @override | ||
| Widget build(BuildContext context) { | ||
| return Scaffold(body: Text("Item")); | ||
| return Consumer<CartModel>( |
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you're using Consumer way too high in your widget hierarchy: your cart is only used by ElevatedButton + it only uses it for write, so you could just use provider.of. With your current approach, your entire page will be rebuild each time the cart is changed
| const Padding(padding: EdgeInsets.only(top: 100)), | ||
| Column( | ||
| children: [ | ||
| Image.asset(selectedCategory!.imgName + '.jpg'), |
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it's better to store images with extensions, instead of using concatenation on the UI
| fontWeight: FontWeight.bold, fontSize: 20), | ||
| ), | ||
| Text( | ||
| selectedCategory!.price.toString() + |
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use string interpolation ("some $variable") instead of concatenation
| padding: const EdgeInsets.all(20), | ||
| alignment: Alignment.centerRight, | ||
| width: MediaQuery.of(context).size.width, | ||
| // height: MediaQuery.of(context).size.height-90, |
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Working in a team, we made the shopping app where you can order some furniture. Below you can see some screens from our app which was developed by each team member.
So, this is the home page, where you can see two lists with furniture. The first list shows us the name of the item and its price, below this list you can filter all the lists on the screen by some characteristics. The second list gives us more details about the item and the ability to add it to the cart. On this screen are some other icons, but they are not usable for now. This screen was developed by Roman Oprysk.
The next one is the item screen? which was developed by Nikita Vyzhol. This screen appears as soon as we click on the item which is on the home page. So here you can some info about the item, you can add it to the cart or return when clicking on the top-left icon.
And the last one which was developed by Max Levytskiy is the My Bag screen or another name cart. Here you can see your added items and you can delete them as well by clicking on the delete icon.